Compact charger with multiple ports

The Nexode Pro from Ugreen is a compact charger with multiple ports capable of delivering high charging power. It allows up to four devices to be charged simultaneously and, with a 25% discount, this charger is available for less than 45 euros.

Key features of the Nexode Pro

The Ugreen Nexode Pro includes a compact housing with a screen and a foldable plug, four integrated ports, and a charging power of 100 W. It is normally priced at 59.99 euros and is currently available at a promotional price of 44.99 euros on Amazon.

GaN technology enables high power in small size

This charger is first and foremost a compact unit that manages to deliver a significant charging power of 100 W. This is made possible by GaN (gallium nitride) technology, a compound more efficient and less heat-generating than silicon used in conventional chargers, which allows more power to be integrated into a reduced format.

Additional features and display

On this small unit, there is also a touch screen and rotatable display that can show the charging power, the selected charging protocol, or the device temperature. Another strength of this charger is its foldable plug, which further facilitates its storage and transport.

Port configuration and power distribution

The Nexode Pro has a total of four ports: three USB-C and one USB-A. The first two USB-C ports can deliver a maximum of 100 W, while the third USB-C port can deliver 65 W and the USB-A port can deliver 22.5 W. Therefore, you can charge four devices at the same time: iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, MacBook, Steam Deck, Samsung Galaxy Tab.

Charging performance and safety

According to the brand, it can also charge a MacBook Pro 14 M4 Pro from 0% to 54% in 30 minutes. Note, however, that if you plug in multiple devices at the same time, the charging power is distributed between each port. The charger supports multiple fast charging protocols, such as Power Delivery, PPS, and SuperCharge. And the unit is protected against overheating, overcurrent, overvoltage, and short circuits.